Building Wealth Without Riba: Tanim Zaman's Story | #362

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We sit down with Tanim Zaman, a successful YouTuber and property entrepreneur. Tanim shares his journey from the corporate world to achieving financial independence through the rent-to-rent business model. Discover how he manages to build wealth without riba, the challenges he faced, and the principles he follows to maintain a halal business. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more episodes of Freshly Grounded!

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[TanimZamanOfficial]

Thank you for kindly inviting me - it was wonderful spending time with you.
Thoroughly enjoyed the conversation!

May Allah swt bless you for your efforts in creating beneficial content for so many years

[ChangeMakerStudios]

Tanim is and has been the same consistently for more than a decade. A man devoted to Allah, helping others, and staying firm on the Haqq. The success is no surprise to me, not because of the business (which is great itself) but because of how Tanim has consistently helped people for years and stood firm on the Haqq. May Allah continue to bless him and shower him in Barakah!

[mariammoumi]

I can tell this guy realy wants to help... So May Allah help him with everything he needs help with and May Allah make it easy for him. Allahuma bareek.

[NatashaLeahOfficial]

Please make that Netflix like show happen I need help myself with my own business this was such an incredible podcast!

[LP]

“The problem with families…” the net effect of this R2R model is that these properties are still sourced from landlords with buy to let mortgages. And this is still having a net negative effect. You should have pushed him more in this interview.

[LL-Coolio]

I wanted to be financially free, had no experience, i had no skills and inwas poor but look at me now. Same old BS that all scanner course sellers say

[TheHongKongDragon]

Some food for thought 💭

How we've got to the stage where people can own multiple homes (off the back of years of self-serving social stances via political decisions) whilst the majority of people can no longer afford any type of home as a result is frankly shameful.
Affordability stats. for the avoidance of doubt:
In 1993 the average house price was £56, 000 and the average salary was £17, 784. Therefore, it would take 3.1 times the average salary to buy the average house.*
In 2023 (figures from 2022) the average house price rose to £280, 000 and the average salary had only risen to £33, 000. Therefore, it would take 8.5 times the average salary to buy the average house.*
*Halifax & BoS + Statista

[PancakeBites]

LOVED this podcast Allahumabarik, please have him as a re ocurring guest

[bogajacksonn]

Take from me, but I went to one of this guys seminars and stayed for like 5 hours to then be sent a leaflet of him saying it cost 15k for a mentorship. So be careful

[joemortimer]

What our brothers said here is upon haq. I’d just like to add something that I struggled with in the past in terms of giving in the path of Allah swt. When I gave sadaqa and did my duties as a Muslim, it became kind of TRANSACTIONAL, where I would do something and EXPECT Allah swt to reciprocate my efforts. When Allah swt withheld something, it was only for my benefit, but I couldn’t see it at the time, now I do alhamdulillah. The takeaway here, is merely a reminder to not make your sadaqa and good deeds transactional, offer them purely because we’re Muslim and that’s what we do. I make dua that all of us achieve our goals, Ameen.

[MuslimB]

Faisal you’re a sick guy, but you need to vet people that come on your pod. Unfortunately this brother has probably lost money for more Muslims than he has made for them

[Fatimahjangana]

Such an informative episode! Barakallahu feekum

[whtelght]

The problem with joining a course like this or any other online course where they promise you financial freedom is that the results will never be guaranteed. Also they will never give you the success rate of the current students - its only after you pay and get in do you realise the reality of does this course actually work or not. If you approach anyone who tries selling you a course such as a rent to rent property course ask them this one question, let me speak to the current mentees/students to see if those who have already paid to get in are happy that they paid to get into this course.

[Omar-uyce]

Alhummah barik very beneficial podcast

[LL-Coolio]

"i paid £10k for one weekend" lol yea so now we shud spend the same with u. Remember muslim entrepreneur network they were doing the same

[LL-Coolio]

Lol makes £8.5m a year the fjgure changes monthly with him

[Drive_Success]

Do landlords you manage the properties, are they not taking out interest based mortgage to buy properties. So, if they get good returns from you managing and supplying tenants surely they will go buy more properties using interest based mortgages?

[Dusty]

Although you’ll learn a lot from his program, success rate is low in his offering. Way too much delusion when it could have been avoided with numerous errors.

There’s a growing community that would say the same but too polite to admit it.

[LL-Coolio]

Stories are all the same "i was struggling i wanted freedom and then i found this great business and now il help u"

And what a liar doesnt like riba didnt take studnet loan but his aim was to work in barclays ir goldmans sach what a liar

[LL-Coolio]

U got him on here too hes another course seller why do muslims fall for ppl. This guy wont answer legit questions and blocks u. He blocked my friend on linkedin bcs if legitimate questions. He literally sells course now. On top of that ppl like him driving up rents